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... which they placed on the dresser the kitchen. About baftpaes eleven the same night, the two lads ware the kltehen joking or romping with the »afort®o*io deceased and another female domestic. The latter west the kitchen to fetch some coal, and Moore having ...
... are removed in time by wearing piece of this plaeter whioh be only once in or eight days Servants are compelled to stand in kitchens with stone floors will find sovereign remedy for dreadful pains they experience in feet to of individuals whose existence ...
... effect. The prisoner admitted that ehe got frightened at idea of the Police coming that she burned the bank notes in the kitchen fire. ...
... tables, Grecian couch, cabinet sideboard, chiffionier, Brussels floor carpets and hearth rugs, glass, china, and table ware, kitchen requisites, culinary utensils, and various other articles, the whole prime order and condition; catalogues of which will be ...
... Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Services, rich cut Glass Silver Plate, Bed and Table Linen, ivory-handled Cutlery, Hall Timpniece, Kitchen Requisites, &c.; also IRONmVrPRY and SADDLERS' IRONMONGERY, Traveller's PHAETON, Set of Harness, the whole of the FIXTURESof ...
... prevent disappointment. Best Coal at Wharf 14s. 6d. Second 12s. 6d. Cobbles 10s. 6d. The Moira Coal is suitable for parlour or kitchen fires, warehouses, &c, and from its great heat, durability, and perfect combustion, will be found very economical. Orders ...
... here Were no't't'h'e accounts of the deputations cooked in the dining-room whil«t their dinners were being cooked in the kitchen For, Sir, it notorious that during those three years there were many London deputations on the business of the Town Council; ...
... the needy who would be too . happy to attend them, to receive daily stipend of ffom 6d. to Is 6d., and to partake of the kitchen or hall-table fare, 1 j or often to receive new work, to be done at their own homes at better prices than the shops pay. At ...
... HOUSE, a mile from the centre of the town, but just out of the borough, contafS lofty dining and drawing-rooms, six chamber? kitchens, dry cellars, Coach-house. Stabling, Garden and about two Acres of Land ' HOUSE T wiS I - STREET '' lIARP ER's'-HILL ' 6 ...
... Mattresses, Blankets, Chests of Drawers, Piano-forte, Toilet Services, China, Glass, Dinner Services, Globes, valuable Books, Kitchen Requisites, Casks.Tubs, and other valuable Effects, belonging to Miss Eagleton, of Prospect House, Gonial, Sedgley, who is ...
... and back again Hit wife is all daylong in the kitchen the scullery the washhouse the bakehouse the dairy and a dozen other responsible posts Betty the cook has no sooner prepared breakfast for the kitchen than she must prepare another for the parlour ...
... which are occupied Offices The remaining part of the Premises comprise Parlour, Sitting Room, Stodv, five lodging Rooms, Kitchens. &c. Apply 10 Mr. R. Massey, Land Agent, Surveyor,and Auctioneer. TO GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. 'X'O be LET, and entered ...